How to Create Credit Control Area in SAP ECC

How to Create Credit Control Area in SAP ECC.

Credit control Area:  It is an organizational unit for specifying and controlling customer credit limits. If we are trying to post a transaction with more than the specified amount in the Cred Control Area, it just gives us a yellow alert (still we can post transactions because it is just an alert).

Table of Contents:

SPRO Path – SAP Reference IMG -> Enterprise structure -> Definition -> Financial Accounting – Define Credit Control Area – Click on Execute.

Click on New Entries.

Give Credit control area and Currency.

Click on save.

Customizing request popup will come, select your request and click on continue.

Now just click on back button, click position, give CCA and press enter.

Give Description

How to Define Credit Control Area in SAP

Click on save again.

Click on Position, give company code and click on continue.

Give Credit control area

Click on save.

Customizing request popup will come, select your request and click on continue.

Steps – Give customer – give Credit Control Area – select Central data – hit enter.

How to Define Credit Control Area in SAP

Give maximum credit limits in Total, individual amount fields and Currency

How to Define Credit Control Area in SAP

Configuration has been done, now go for transaction posting (end user will post).

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